Bundles No More! Loot Tweaks for Friends and Foes and Supplementaries
Few things deflate a loot run faster than cracking open a promising chest and finding a Bundle you never asked for. Bundles No More! Loot Tweaks for Friends and Foes and Supplementaries is a lightweight Datapack that fixes exactly that, cleaning up loot tables so the rewards you find actually match the adventure you went on. If you run Friends and Foes alongside Supplementaries, this tiny tweak quietly improves both.
What This Datapack Actually Changes
The concept is refreshingly simple. The Datapack removes Bundles from two specific loot sources:
- The Iceologer cabin structure added by Friends and Foes
- Urns added by Supplementaries
That is it. No new items, no reworked progression, no sprawling config files. The author describes it as a focused loot tweak with more mod compatibility possibly planned down the road, and openly invites suggestions from players. For a Datapack, that narrow scope is a strength. It does one job, does it cleanly, and stays out of the way of everything else in your modpack.
Why Bundles in Loot Feel Wrong
Bundles are a storage convenience, not treasure. Finding one inside an Iceologer cabin or buried in a Supplementaries Urn creates a strange mismatch: the structure promises themed, atmospheric rewards, then hands you a utility item you could have crafted or traded for. On servers, it is worse. Bundles in random loot tables mean players accumulate more of them than they will ever use, cluttering inventories and chests alike.
Removing them restores a bit of that discovery feeling. An Iceologer cabin should reward you like a cold, dangerous outpost. An Urn should feel like a small mystery with a payoff. Neither needs to double as a Bundle dispenser.
Supported Versions and Loaders
Because this is a Datapack rather than a traditional mod, it works on both Fabric and Forge (and NeoForge) installations, provided you also run the required mods. Friends and Foes and Supplementaries need to be present for the loot table changes to matter, since the Datapack targets their structures and blocks directly. Version support tracks the Minecraft releases those mods support, so check the Datapack page for the exact game version before you commit it to a long-term world. Datapacks are also easy to remove later, which makes testing low-risk.
How to Install
Installation takes under a minute. Here is the standard approach:
- Download the Datapack file for your Minecraft version.
- Open your world folder and locate the datapacks directory.
- Drop the .zip file inside without extracting it.
- Run /reload in-game, or restart the world.
- Verify with /datapack list that it appears as enabled.
If you are setting up a fresh modpack anyway, the foxygame.net launcher streamlines the whole process: its built-in add-on catalog lets you add Bundles No More! Loot Tweaks for Friends and Foes and Supplementaries alongside Friends and Foes and Supplementaries in a single pass, with automatic updates keeping everything aligned to your chosen Minecraft version. That saves the usual hunt for matching files across three separate pages.
One practical note: loot table changes apply to newly generated structures. Chests and Urns you already opened will not retroactively change, and in most cases already-generated but unopened containers keep their old contents too. For the cleanest results, add the Datapack before exploring new chunks.
Who Should Download It
This Datapack suits a specific but common player: someone running a modded world with Friends and Foes and Supplementaries who wants tighter, more intentional loot. It is also a good fit for server owners tired of Bundle spam filling community storage. If you play fully vanilla, this will do nothing for you, since the target structures and blocks do not exist without those mods.
If you want to download Bundles No More! Loot Tweaks for Friends and Foes and Supplementaries, grab the file matching your game version, drop it in your world, and reload. It is a small change with an outsized effect on how rewarding exploration feels, and it costs you almost nothing to try. Sometimes the best mods are the ones that simply remove the thing that should never have been there.
